WO2005008985A1 - Systeme de messagerie - Google Patents

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WO2005008985A1
WO2005008985A1 PCT/SG2004/000214 SG2004000214W WO2005008985A1 WO 2005008985 A1 WO2005008985 A1 WO 2005008985A1 SG 2004000214 W SG2004000214 W SG 2004000214W WO 2005008985 A1 WO2005008985 A1 WO 2005008985A1
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Steven Terrell Clontz
Brian Cheng-Jean Chen
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Starhub Ltd
Infocomm Development Authority Of Singapore
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Priority to AU2004301358A priority Critical patent/AU2004301358C1/en
Priority to US10/565,312 priority patent/US20070177568A1/en
Priority to EP04749236A priority patent/EP1654844A4/fr
Priority to GB0603348A priority patent/GB2420949B/en
Priority to NZ545402A priority patent/NZ545402A/en
Publication of WO2005008985A1 publication Critical patent/WO2005008985A1/fr
Priority to HK06106641A priority patent/HK1085594A1/xx

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  • the invention relates to a system for communication between an Internet browser and a mobile telecommunication device.
  • SMS short message sen ee
  • MMS multimedia message service
  • One-way messaging is also available between a sending party using an Internet enabled device via a web browser and a receiving mobile phone subscriber.
  • the sender of the message uses a telecommunication service provider to send the SMS or MMS message to the mobile telecommunication device subscriber. No reply can be sent to the Internet browser from the mobile telecommuni cation device.
  • US patent 6,178,331 describes a bi-directional multiplexing messaging gateway for wireless devices such as mobile phones.
  • the patent describes that wbei. a message is sent from an outside email source the gateway may create a new temporary MSISDN number associated with the reply address before sending the message and reply MSISDN to the mobile phone. The user of the mobile phone can then reply to the message and the MSISDN is sent back to the gateway with the reply message. The gateway then maps the MSISDN back to the address of the original sender.
  • this system requires that the sender have an email address. The system does not work when the sender doesn't have an email address.
  • US patent 6,085.100 describes a system for sending and receiving short messages.
  • the SMS is first routed through a gateway.
  • the gateway stores in a database the address to which the
  • SMS is being sent, a time stamp and the address of the external device.
  • the gateway uses a combination of the time stamp and the destination address of the mobile phone to search the database and find the address of the external device. The reply is then sent on to the external device.
  • This system is more complex and relies on the use of date and time stamping to identify the originating device. ⁇ If two or more messages are sent to the same mobile subscriber within a second the system will not be able to detemiine to which sender to a response should be directed.
  • Another disadvantage is that the temporary source address, as a combination of Gateway
  • Application address, date- and time stamp could be very long.
  • the address may be too long for the SMS message signal to accommodate and will not work for Internet SMS. . . . . . . .
  • PCT patent publication WO 02/058356 describes a method for sending MMS messages between mobile phones via the Internet.
  • the originating mobile phone is connected to ' the Internet via a public land/mobile network (PTMN).
  • PTMN public land/mobile network
  • the message is first routed to an MMS server.
  • the message lists the receiving mobile phone by its MSISDN number (essentially the phone number of the mobile phone).
  • the message server sends a notification message to a PAP server.
  • the PAP server determines whether the- receiving mobile phone is currently communicating with the Internet. -If the receiving device is communicating with the Internet the P.AP server sends the receiving mobile notification that there is an MMS message at the MMS server.
  • the MMS server sends an SMS to the receiving mobile using the MSISDN number of the receiving mobile.
  • This invention will only work between two mobile devices with existing MSISDN numbers. It is not suitable for communication between mobile phones and web browsers.
  • the invention comprises a method of two-way communication between a web browser and a mobile telecommunication device including the steps of; accessing a web-site via a computer, sending a message to a mobile telecommunication device from the web-site, and at a message server capturing the IP address and port number of the computer, assigning a temporary phone number to the IP address and port number of the computer, storing the temporary phone number, IP address of the computer and port number of the computer in a database, and sending the message to the mobile telecommunication device with the temporary phone number.
  • the message seiver further includes the step of capturing the receiving mobile telecommunication device number. . • ' ⁇
  • the message server further includes the step of sending an acknowledgement to the web-site.
  • the acknowledgement may include instructions to keep the web-site open in order to receive replies from the mobile telecommunication device.
  • the invention comprises a message server arranged to capture an IP address and port number of a computer sending a message to a mobile telecommunication device via a web-site, capture the message sent by the computer, assign a temporary phone number to the IP address and port number of the computer, store the temporary phone number, IP address of the computer and port number of the computer in a database, and send the message to the mobile telecommunication device with the temporary phone number.
  • the message server is further arranged to capture the receiving mobile telecommunication device number.
  • the message server is further arranged to send an acknowledgement to the web-site.
  • the acknowledgement may include instnictions to keep the web-site open in order to receive replies from the mobile telecommunication device.
  • the web site is provided by a telecommunication service provider.
  • the message seiver may further be arranged so that upon receipt of a message from a mobile telecommunication device sent to a temporary phone number of the message seiver, it will capture the message, temporary phone number, and the receiving mobile telecommunication, device number, use the database to match the- temporary phone number to a computer IP address and port number and the receiving mobile telecommunication device number, and send the message to the computer with the matching IP address and port number.
  • Figure 1 shows a communication system for communication between a web site and a mobile telecommunication device.
  • FIG. 1 shows a communications system of the invention.
  • the communications system includes a computer ] connected to the Internet 2.
  • Web seiver 3 is also connected to the Internet.
  • Web seiver 3 is further connected to message server 4-
  • Message seiver 4 includes database 5 and translation table 6-
  • Message seiver 4 is connected to telecommunication network 7- Telecommunication network 7 includes Mobile Switching Centres (MSC) 8, Base Station Controllers (BSC) 9, Base Transceiver Stations (BTS) 10 and cell phone towers 11.
  • MSC Mobile Switching Centres
  • BSC Base Station Controllers
  • BTS Base Transceiver Stations
  • a user wishing to send a message via the Internet to a mobile telecommunication device accesses the Internet 2 using computer 1.
  • the user accesses a web site via the Internet.
  • the web site may be stored on web seiver 3.
  • the user types .a message to be sent to a mobile telecommunication device as well as the phone number of the mobile telecommunication device-
  • the user selects a send function on the web site. The message is then sent from the web seiver 3 to message seiver 4.
  • message server 4 Upon receipt, of a message from web -server 3, message server 4 captures the IP address and port number of computer 1. Database 5 and translation table 6 are queried to check if any temporary phone number has been assigned to the captured IP address and port number. If no temporary phone number has been assigned to the captured IP address and port number a temporary phone number is then assigned. The temporary phone number, IP address of computer 1 and port number of computer 1 are then stored in message database 5 and translation table 6.
  • message seiver 4 also captures the receiving mobile telecommunication device number and stores this information with the captured IP address and port number of the originating device.
  • database 5 and translation table 6 are queried to check if any temporary phone number has been assigned to the captured IP address, port number and receiving mobile telecommunication device number.
  • the message seiver 4 captures the IP address and port number of computer 1 and the receiving mobile telecommunication device number.
  • database 5 and translation table 6 are queried to check if any temporary phone number has been assigned to the captured IP address and port number.
  • the receiving mobile telecommunication device number is captured but not used to determine whether a temporary phone number has been assigned to the originating computer 1.
  • the message received by message. seiver 4 is then sent to telecommunication network 7 ' with the assigned . -temporary phone number.
  • the temporary phone number is currently assigned lo the captured IP address and port number (and in the preferred .embodiment. the. receiving mobile telecommunication device number) and the message -is -sent to telecommunication device 12 with the currently assigned temporary phone number.
  • the message server may also send an acknowledgement to computer 1 that the message has been sent and that the web-site should be kept open in order to receive any reply from the mobile telecommunication device.
  • a number of telephone numbers may be assigned to the message seiver by a telecommunication service provider.
  • the message seiver may be provided with a sequence of 10,000 telephone numbers.
  • Each of these telephone numbers can be assigned as a temporary telephone number for a device attached to the Internet.
  • the number of temporary telephone numbers assigned to the message seiver may be based on the estimated number of messages simultaneously using the message seiver and the estimated average length of use of a temporary telephone number by an Internet device.
  • the message seiver may search the database and find a temporaiy telephone number that can be reassigned. Assigning a temporary telephone number may be on the basis of reassigning the telephone number that was the earliest to be assigned. Alternatively the database may include a time stamp of the latest time a message was sent either to or from a computer IP address and port number and receiving mobile telecommunication device number assigned to a temporary telephone number. The message seiver 4- may then select the temporaiy telephone number with the longest time since last use on the assumption that it is no longer in use. Alternatively, all temporaiy telephone numbers exceeding- a pre- specified time limit, for example 24 hours, will be reused.
  • a message may be sent to the message server that the temporary phone. number is no longer needed and the temporaiy phone number may be added to the pool of available temporary- phone umbers.
  • Telecommunication network 7 delivers the message and temporaiy phone number to mobile telecommunication device 12.
  • the user of the mobile telecommunication device can then reply to the message using the temporary phone number as the user will normally do with the current SMS or MMS procedure.
  • MSC 8 recognises the phone number to which the message is sent as belonging to message seiver 4 and directs the message to message seiver 4.
  • Message seiver 4 looks up the temporaiy phone number using message database 5 and translation table 6. If a computer IP address and port number are found assigned to the temporaiy phone number the message server directs the message to the assigned IP address and port number-
  • the 5 message seiver may send a message back to the mobile telecommunication device 12 advising that the message is undeliverable.
  • message seiver 4 looks up the temporaiy phone number using message database 5: and translation table 6. If a computer IP address and port 10 -, number and -receiving mobile telecommunication device number are found assigned to . the temporary phone number the message seiver directs the message to the assigned, P address and port number.
  • the message seiver may send a .message back to the- obile telecommunication device 12 advising. that the message is ⁇ undeliverable.
  • any reply messages are sent to the web site accessed by the user and .-the 20 computer IP address and port number a computer user must keep the web site open to receiving any incoming messages. A message to this effect may be displayed on the web site. Alternatively when the message seiver acknowledges that a message lias been received it may also send a reminder to keep the web site open to receive any replies.

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L'invention concerne un procédé de communication en duplex entre un navigateur Web et un dispositif de télécommunication mobile (13), qui comprend les stades suivants: accéder à un site Web via un ordinateur (1), envoyer un message à un dispositif de télécommunications mobile (13) à partir du site Web et un serveur de messagerie (4), capturer l'adresse IP et le numéro de l'ordinateur (1), stocker le numéro de téléphone temporaire, l'adresse IP de l'ordinateur (1) et le numéro de port de l'ordinateur dans une base de données (5) et envoyer le message au dispositif de télécommunication mobile (13) avec le numéro de téléphone temporaire.
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EP04749236A EP1654844A4 (fr) 2003-07-18 2004-07-16 Systeme de messagerie
GB0603348A GB2420949B (en) 2003-07-18 2004-07-16 Message system
NZ545402A NZ545402A (en) 2003-07-18 2004-07-16 System for communication between an internet browser and a mobile telecommunications device
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